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The Episcopal Church Congress.
TIE SUBJECT OF REPRESENTATION IN rHE oRNRRI

The Episcopal Church Congress.
THE SUBJECT OF REPRESENTATION IN THE GENERAL
CONVENTION DlsCUSsRD.
The attendance at the session OF the Episcopal
church Congress In Louisville yesterday was again
large. Bishop Dudley announced the subject be-
lore the congress for immediate discussion was
rhe Historic Episcopa:e and Apostolic Success
sion.' The nrst speaker was the Rev. Edward
harwood, d. D., Of New Haven, Conn. He was
I ,a oy Rev. W. r. Mackay, Of Pittsburg:
M NJ Mm. d: Vibbert d. D., OF Chicago; Rev. K.
W. Donald, ID. D., OF the Ascension church, New
BOT hovk; fev; X A Holland, D. D., OF ST. Louis and
nes: - ~. baDcock, ID. D., OF Columbus, Ohio At
the afternoon session the Rev. Thoa N. Peters D.
H. ~, =, New York city, read q paper favorng
s shu Convention He thought that each diocese
snoula nave representation In proportion TO the
number or communicates. Rev. r. r DavenpOrt
o o. Ca,fo H. spoke In defense OF the present sys.
rne same in the council Al the
night session Lay Cooperation In Church Work.
was discussed, the following delegates taking
Ra av wnsers-Jas L Houghteiing, ESQ.,, Chicago;
h Tah, = braxton Bryan. WILDWOOD, Va Speaker
Son h, Marsnaii s%eass esq. Cinc.nnssi Rev:
AHoWsmith, Bergen Point 4. T.
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Divorce Caves

Divorce Caves.
Yesterday Jennie A. Smith filed bill for divorce
from Edward NJ. Smith. She states that she has
resided here for the past two years. that her hus-
band, Edward N. Smith, did live In New Carlisle.
Ohio, but his present whereabouts are unknown to
her, and charges that he committed, about March.
1885, adultery at Earville NY, and at other times
elsewhere. She asks permission to resume her
maiden lame OF Jennie A. Berlinghame.
Yesterday, Gen. Butler and o. ID. Barrett filed a
bill In equity for c. L. Barber against Charlotte
Barber nee Battles, to annul the marriage between
tnem The complainant states that he has re-
sided here five years. that defendant is resident of
Girard, Pa, that they were married October 90
1855, at that place; that they came here and ne,
sided as man and wife for six months when she
returned TO her parents. He AYERS that Mrs Barber
prior 10 their marriage had contracted habits
which, continuing ~ TO the time or their mar
Rage resulted In her mental alienation and lunacy
to such extent as TO render her Incapable of en-
terlng into Valid contract OF MARRIAGE that sub
seQuent 10 the marriage mental alienation mani
lested ITSELF In violent hts of temper In gross
drunkenness and irrational acts He therefore
asks that the marriage be annulled-
me case OF Kate 3. TibDy against Charles T.
IrlDDy, In which the complainant asked divorce
from bed and board, has been dismissed by COM
plainants solicitor, Mr.. E. b. Hay.
To-day Judge Merr1ck, in the Equity Court
made a decree OF divorce In the case OF Mary A
Walsh, nee Mccormick, against Walter E. Walsh.
giving the complainant therls hit to her maiden
name They were married at st. Peters church
November 19, 1879, and she charged that In NO
veIno r, 1881, he wlfully and without cause aban-
doned her, and since that time he has been 50 far
lost 10 pride and self as TO become an Outcast and
oeggar. Mr.. E. b. Hay appeared for complainant.
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The Courts.

The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, Reardon agt. Reardon; appeal dis
missed. Clabaugh agt. King; argued and SUD
mitted.
EQUITY CoURr-Judoe Merrick,
Yesterday, Moran agt. Moran; Hugh Nelson ap-
pointed trustee.
To-day, walsh agt. Walsh; divorce granted.
Bradley agt Bradley; sale finally ratified. Wind.
sor agt. Clark; leave to file amended bill
POLICE CoURT-Judge Smell.
TO-DAY, Matthew Quigl y, profanity: s or seven
Gays. John Clark, disturbing religious meeting:
$40 collateral forfeited. Annie Hicks, cOOred dis.
orderly conduct; personal bonds Emily Jackson.
do; collateral forfeited
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IAHs's-WoOL AND MERIso UsDKRwEAR, white
and eolors, K c. Lewis son, I421 n. Y. ave-, br.
go TIN AZ
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CHICKEN THIEF CAUGHT IN THE ACT.-Charles
frlZZel, VINO resides above West Washington has
been missing chickens with regularity and sus-
pecung James Chase, who was In his employ of the
theft, laid In wait for Chase and caught him while
nthe act OF stealing chicken Mr.. Frtzzel turned
Chase over to the police.
at the residence OF Mr. Tickling No 1918 3lst street.
this morning, while the servant was in the act OF
making fire. The damage will not exceed So
NIGHT SCHO0L--The regular session OF Linthi-
cum institute night school will open next Monday
evening in the new building on o street between
31st and sd. 49,
FINED FOR PRoRANrY.-John Krouse, of No. 3612
ISL street, collateral In the Police Court
today on a charge or profanity. -'-'.-....
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER at z
a m.--Great Falls, temperature, So condition, Sol:
receiving reservoir, temperature, 90; condition &C
north connection, 80; condition at south connec-
condition at in1uenu gate house, 80; condition at
enluent gate-hOuse, 80 High tide In the river to-
Gay al ll:l6 a IN; low tide at 600 p. m.
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THOSE MAEBLE-ruP SOld walnut suits are now
open. You know the price, $3.50, makes them
sell Very fast; so don't delay. ". ii. hoEKE,
sol Market Space.
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OUR NEI6HBoRS wonder at our success. Else
man Bros, manufacturers, cor. 7th and Z. See the
uCbDy young mans suit.
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SOME VERY handsome and fine shOrt-pants suits,
Including some or Best & cos New YORK, just re-
ceiyed, at BdrnuIn's.
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For Washington dressed beer go TO JnO. r. Kelly,
stalls t2s, CD and go Center Market, and 2O6 and
aOe Northern Liberty. Corn beef specially.
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Reported for Tnx EVENING srAn
TIE DISTRICT CLAns on fHR WASHINGTON AND
ceived here that Judge Hughes has made an or
der-against the protest Of Attorney Davis Tor the
District Commissioners the confirmation q
Pennsyivanla company. This coniirmation would
principal due for a6vaSces ana nCshinr for
stood. VIM 6e made, ana Is the Value Of the road
District the fun amount Of its claim. The Ds.rict
has nothing 70 lose in the matter BY appeal Is its
mined 70 Be one Of the frst liens upon the road.
DiscnAneE o. KDwEL-Douglas Kidwen, who
man Wortenbaker In Q melee at St Asaph juno
ton In July last, completed his term Of impFtson-
ment yesterday, and was released from Jan. The
and Judge Meade that the in ne remit
ted. On his release Kidwell went back to the
6rickyo,ks IN Alexandria County, where he was At
NorEs.The Canton No. ! Of Patriarchs Militant,
]. Q; Q. y, Is expected nom Washington tonight
other odd Fellows viii meet this evening" AZ odd
Fellows Hall ana moving to the depot win receive
funeral Of Mrs. N. H. Newton daughter Of the late
byterian church here, took place at that church
Observation-Disclosures Miller, OF Washington, has
sold w. for building lot &ss1
ingtOn has been RENTED and resumed her place on
the ferry line.-The new Alexandria race track
has been laid out by Col. T. H. Ficklin late city
surveyor, near st. Asaph Junction. 1t is an oval
track Of half mile, and will be in order before the
close OF next month.-The Alexandra Ii0ht IN
fantry, the Hydraullon Steam Fire Engine Co, Lee
camp OF confederate veterans, and many unat-
tached citizens OF this place will leave here next
Tuesday to attend the laying OF the corner stone of
the Lee monument at Richmond.
WILLS FILED T0-DAY.-The will OF the late Sam1
v. Niles was filed to-day. He leaves his estate to
his wife, Mary G., whom ne names as executrfx
The will OF the late Louisa L. Merrill leaving the
estate to her husband, Oliver r Merrill, was also
filed to-day.
TIE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World Is
0nered free TO every new subscriber for one year to
the WEEKLY STAR. 1t is handsomely printed
book OF 191 pages profusely illustrated with more
than 100 cOlOred maps and diagrams, and contains
wealth OF general Information. See advertise.
ment In another column.
At Grand Forks OAK, the first snow OF the sea-
son fell yesterday. 1t Is reported from several
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See the Old Lady in window.

SATURDAYS MARkErISG.-A good article Creamery
Butter. &c; Rib ROlsis, 14c.: good Roast, and
lOc; SfrlOin Steak, lie; Porter-house, 49,; Nut
Tn Legs l2c.; Chops, 15c-; Lamb, 15c. Fresh ar
rfval Preserves, Pickles, Canned Goods. The
largest selection Of Green and Dned Fruits in the
city. WxON's Market store 436 9Th ST. NV.
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In Hoe TEMpoRE
II i ss
FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING.
The Hst tan a and slim, the short and stout.
"Dyked" by Adler on tho brain
Pray who can do it well and st so trans an out.
YOU MAY GO FURTHER AND FARE WORSE"
The testimony Of thousands Of reputable people
should have some weight in influencing your course Of
action The consumers the best judges take their
prsponderates in favor Of ''-''o
VICTOR E. ADLERs
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
in all that pertains to STYLE excellence Of material
far below the 40 ssy rs1sn Of prices which are
wouldbe District Bosses" place our prices be-.
slow this truth they Filled 70 oSs
support IN overwhelming numbers, bearing
OUR STANDARD ALoFT,
OF the high stepping would be District Bosses.~
TIL: i no .cunnnsly devised fable" bu. words of
VICTOR E. ADLER'S
Ten Per Cent Clothing House,
e27 and 929 9TH st. NV. corner Mass. ava
Strictly One Price.
OF Open Saturday until IL pm.
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SAVE Your ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS put on rub
Der SHOES for 10 cents, at Geo. w. Richs, III
d arket space
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The LONDON & LnvEnpoo1
CLOTHING COMPANY,

l. HE LONDON ~ LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY.
COR. 9TH AND sTa
For fine Dress Suit or Overcast, go to the London
Liverpool Clothing Co.
Hyou want to save 90 on $40 Suit or Overcoat, 20
to the London Liverpool Clothing Co.
II you want 8 good, strong working suit at 90, or
fine business suit at $3.50, go to the London Liver.
poo! Clothing Co.
II you want fine Prince Albert Suit at SI5 go to
the London 4 Liverpool Clothing Co.
We will save you from S. to 90 on $40 Suit or
Overcoat
II yon want good Suit or Overcoat for Boy IL to
ID years old ct $5. 60 to the London Liverpool
Clothing Co.
Or. II you want fine Suit Overcast at %, 20 to
the London Liverpool Clothing Co.
Nyou want q nice School Suit or Overcoat for Boy
to l3 years old 1t $780, fine Dress Suit or Over
cost at %. 60 to the
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING Co.
ole Corner 9TH and @ sta NV
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INDIAN GLUE, &c AS good as any 1Oc glue made
At The Fair, Sl2 18th ST. NV
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SEE House & Herrmanns ad. on 9th page

PROVERBS are popular, but not more than 81.
suits AMI 81 Pants 20 order. Elseman Bros, manu-
facturers, cor. 7lh and f.
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MERISo AND COTTON HOSIERY, gloves, neckwear,
hdkI Is, dress shirts canes, umbrellas, Lewis
& sou, li,l v. Y. ave.
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OUR EXPERIENCE Ga twenty-five years entities US
10 speak win Intelligence and authority on the
clothing subject. Esenan Bros, manufacturers,
cor. 1th and e See those s. Children's suits.
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GENTLEMEN WHO LIKE good dressing should see
my stock OF line cloths before piacinx their fall
ders. simpsons. 9th and q stS.
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s. ". A.gc..tsin,

oII, SlS ana 62l stn 81. NV,
offers the following extraordinary bargains for to
morrow only: Pocket alcohol stow, l9c.. regular
price SOC heating burners for cooking In the nursery
17c, worth Soc; opalescent dew drop breakfast,
something new, SSc. regular price s.. tumbers
to match &C. piece; y gallon pitchers, same style,
5Sc- worth $1.50; dictionaries containing $1,000
words and 500 engrayings, &C.; 5-oottle silver
tub, 80 clothcs-pins clothes-iine, washboard and
l bottle blue, SIC imported glass gas globes, all
colors PC slver-piated napkin rings, 10c; bars
oleine soap, 12c.; decorated chamber sets, large
size, all colors soc. worth a; 25 sheets note
paper ana 25 envelopes, &C.; coal hods 19c., 4s
sheets shelf paper, &c; walnut backing case,
backing brush, box backing and whisk broom,
S1.l8s brass-bOund cedar water buckets, 24c.
great reduction In decorated dinner and tea sets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-21

MY s. TKoUsERS are selling rapidly and are CIV
Ing universal satisfaction Try them Simpson,
9ln and q
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Sax0ny Wool, German Hand.K nit
Jackets, Underwear Hosiery, Gloves; also extra
sleeves, at {. Auerbach's Mems Furnishings, Hats
and Sewing Machine Rooms Sol to s03 7th, cor. II.
being about nve times the quantity used by any
consumer at less than other dealers pay for them.
| tension-Sole Fine Goat Button at s24s; sold by
others at s. Our Ladies' Peerless Kid, PEBBLE or
ssra'gnt Goat Button at better Than e
AZ e. School Shoes Tor &c and Sc Sc
SSS OF n ans dessS ss
Shoes at s3e5; the same as are usually sold at
S. Gents Hand-Welt, Seamless vamp, English
Waukenphasts az =. 80, that others are making a
laced and cOngreSs). at &150; cannot be bought by
anv other dealer for less than 4l.15. VIM. Hahn
cos Reliable Shoe House, s16 7th st. and 1872
Pa ave.
doz. grain ditto. asc; doz. grain ditto, &c
100 grain ditto 4sc 100 grain ditto, re; 100
o.
Johnson's Oyster saloons,
AZ and - 9th st. NV, cor OF E.
Daily arrivals OF all the choice grades OF oysters
served in every available style. Tie celebrated
Stews, &C. Every delIcacy in season at this IA,
nous resort. Ladies' Saloon, .rst door.
Great reduction in Patent Medicines for cash
north side. 6
'.Royal Glue'' mends China. Glass Wood, &c.
Phillips, Dige.sibIe Cocoa
Was served at Internatfonsl Medical Congress. go
Fresh Attorney Batter charmed every morning
and delivered In u ID "wards prints 40c. per 10.
Also. cottage Cheese aud ButteTlnilk: sweet MILK
sc. per quart. NV
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We HAVE JUST OPENED another lot of those
Antique Oak suits at 81. Is. Come soon.
W. III. HOEKE SOL Market Space
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$3.50, a, $3.50 and s. short-pants suits, at Bar
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JUsr RECEIVED a lot OF fine gloves; all qualities
the very loves. prices Franc, the one-price fur
usher and halter, cor. 7th and ID.
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NEW BRoAD-RIsBED corduroy suits, short pants
at BJrnln'S.
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INDIAN GLUE, D.. As good as any 1Oc. glue made
At ae Far, ST. 9TH 81, NV.
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WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES r. W. HeI
derSon Co., lib ST. NV.
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INDIAN GLUE, sc. As good as any loo. glue made.
Al ! h. Fair, sl2 9TH ST. NV.
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INDIAN GLUE. &C As good as any loo. glue made
At The Fax, Sl2 18th 81. NV.
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SEE House & Herrrnann's al. on 9th page.

GRNTLENEN's FINE DEaBYs and soft felt hats a
n c. Lewis Son, l42l y. Y. ave, br. go 9TH st.
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II You WANT 1rst-class custom work at popular
prices, go TO SIM sons 9th and @ sts
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CITY ITEMS.

Special Prices at the oriole. s22 7th street,
Saturday and Monday, October - and "a We are
introducing line OF ladies' Jackets which we will
give extra inducement on the next two days - IS
Jacket at S33Q Our Sh25 Jacket at S4.23 our
g Jackets sAoS our Sd.ss Jacket ts.4a. Our
1875 Beaver Jacket t7.lo- Our 81. so Newmarket
t5.48 Our S12 Newmarsee Sa<& Ladies' JerseyA
coat bach, Sc; trimm,ny fars SOC. black coney,
25c.; our Soc gray FUR, Sc; our CSC silver hair.
lined, eec. LsdleS 4button KID Gloves, 4ec.; =
button stitched back, &C; Ladies' Undershirts,
IS 30 and 4Sc; Drawers, 50 and 4ec.; Ladies Wool
Undcrshirts or Drawers, &c. better goods, CSC:
Red Wool Undershirts or Drawers, - and CSC.
Childrens Understands or Drawers, I'm, Is 10
ana 25c according to SHEA better goods Ii, 25 70
Soc; CAildrens Red Undershirts or Drawers IS TO
e6c. Stocking Yarn, 9ec. . To-; Zephyr, &c. an
ounce; Corsets, "a. 81 80 and <Sc.
0enslemens Furnishings-Gents' or Boys IN
dersh1rts OF Drawers, 25c., heavier goods 30c
Tailor-made DrawerA 40c.; Heavy Knit Under
shirts or Drawers, &C; Wool Undershirts or
Drawers rs and CSC; Our rs best Nedicated
UnoeFshirts or Drawers, 81. 40; Our $3.50 Cardigan
Jackets. &c.; all wool $50 Jackets AT $l.49 1
Try our celebrated brands OF Cigars Opera
Bouquet, Saboroso Little Captain and Los Braves
the beat cigars TO be had for the money.
n. p. MErzGER
AT 1sh St n. W.
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GOOD GOODS and good hts can De had for littl
money at simpsons. 9Ln and q SITS.
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F r 4 6 T. I. : :: :;
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'SoS I / E. Z "A EEH
ZEE AkIKHHEEEs
s sss szA4sEkfk#s$$ssss s 81
err ooE XpDp exc RRR
ErFF$ $E**ER Be ka1f
E 90 Wv 3 DbS kkx.k T.

YuLL WEI0HT.PURE-MOST PERFECT MADE.
for more than quarter Of . century II u used b
TIE United 0tatss 0oyernnent fndorsed b. u
heods OF the 0reat Universities . the 0tronreot
pureet and most Healthful DR. frlcos he only HI.
Ing Powder that dos not coutaim AWmooia I{nA or
Alum sold only in Gina -
NEW YORK CHICAGO 81. LOUm
suS0-to d3l
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EOR sALE-HoUsEs.

EoR sALE-HoUsEs. $50 a3a 9TH st. NV,
$4,000 aaIo . s'?s sst Bds. 800
.9a = =; $4,000 aSs = 20 sOs r! bdy se.s wv
,Sss Il; w.. NM Egg FL S e. ma
IN, isrs... NV 10000 w. b. and s r, IL 500
ii IS1. ST. nw' b. HI zoo PHI to 2S2s 10th q. mn
al ID st n.w Sh 100 M and aiG 1000 Il
1918 ion i: n ". 'oO 1.Ss l 70 Ii4S st n t'oO
s65 & NV. biz. ~ Isoi 70 1906 L st n so00
l9s ia az NV. bh LOO to alley SsM 5000
l9s st NV soOo 1lss a e l LII ad 5000
2oss st NV. soOo So w Sd DIST St q, w. Sh 5000
% Ind. az. mi, b so0O 1sis st NV: III $500
vers 200 IS, rss 4 4, z houses rear 5000
can St. 600 t sTs: a .na 8 house.
l2Os 9Th St NV. bb, rear. 4rs, each -. 5000
q ST. St n W. B. + E. oOO i NV. H. srssna
sSs 9th st NV. 6 .5,ooo 'A'' " ''''0'
Sra.
Ih sr :, ns on
the LIST and 18th. lo2ll THos z wAooAMAN.
| EoR sALE-TMo SMALL HOUSES on 25TH ST.
fss sso6S s.r ST. ''n''9s III En- Rsa P'n'A
IrOR sALE-A CHAEF PIECE OF BUSINESS
o2O-lw' ilasSf It,
FoE SALE; LEAsE; Or RENT IA Tenn, LEISNALLY
houses zen sores 81 land partly pl.nsed fruit can
Ssrs. Sn Inquire of JOHN a WEN
+ window briek. rooms mod imp lot 22I52. house
s3o-3t Go W. LrNKINs. 10Th and HIST
EoR SALE OR RENT-AN ll-ROoM STORY
sna ana II Sn 1s
the late VIM. p. shedd $4,000 sale and s25 per
o2O-3t' SETH A. HoLToN, Trustee
FOR sALE-CEEAP-344 PENNsYLvANIA AVE.
seOs sa:ne': 10. sl
$4,000; $1,000 cash; balance one. two and three
's sis.ar c, H. r bss sad E.w
IL House. on st, bet. I'd aud An s.w.; press-brick
fr oIs5 %od imp fF t. fhEkSR ~ and st. .w
EoR SALE CHEAP-THREE SMALL HOUSES on
T LIST st renting At s20 per month Price Of the
ois-st 'cV IL Farmer y. and az t sta .w
LoR sALE-CHEAP-636 B ST NE, SIX ROOMS
house fronts st. and Mssssehnse,s aVe and also ns
nsi Price, asP82 iash essn Ss Gp time
| TroR SALE OR RENT-A HOUSE WITH TWELVE
IL rooms, 24 squares FIR m the Capitol: ID feet side
S van at ave- We. Il KRAAk. ''s"''s i oian8
LOR sALE-sPLENDID PIECE OF BUSINESS
street cars paying large percentage and on GOOD lease
This is rare Investment as properly !: in
's ois:Io. hofrf i RafT ST.
INOR sALE-A HANDSOME CORNER HOUSE, JUST
u being completed; SPLENDIDLY LOCATED IN
1BE NORTHWESTERN PART OF THE CITY, AND
| OVERLOOKING ACHIEVEMENT RESERVATION;
built most hardwood mantels with tile
facings and hesrths complete in all respects: price
$4,000. HILL & JOHNSTON,
o1S-6t 13S 18th NV,
IHoR SALE
Il -Four Houses on 18th st. and COR. Of ST.:
| 1854 18th ST., Is 500.
| 1886 18th ST., 81 500.
| 1898 18th St. $500.
1900 Ess- siS ]. SSsrr |. SONS
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SIMPSON, expert in trousers, 9Th and G SITS.

FULL LINE OF CARPETS now ON display at W. H.
HOekes carpet and furniture warerooms
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The Bigge.t Drives Of the Season.
Childrens Kid Spring Heels; Sizes to g. 4Oc.
Misses School Shoes, all solid, SIC.
Ladies' Pebble Goat House slippers, CSC.
Ladies Genuine Kid rGoat Button shoes, 81. 25.
Mems Warranted Calf Seamless Balls, Sl96
Mems Fine Calf Boots e.
mems Fine Embroidered shippers Csc.
Special sale OF Ladies' Handmade Shoes; Fine,
Bright Dongola Kid. Opera or Common-sense Style,
every pair guaranteed; price, $50; worth fully s.
Shoes. Lace or Congress, Wide or Narrow Toe;
TIE STAR SHOE HOUSE,
726 7th St, between and q.
We win offer, for few days, ten thousand
f as9sy az clay Cigars domestic 50 n SS1; one box
AIT 7th ST. q. W.
Indian Glue Sc. As good as any loc glue
made. Al The Fair, sl2 7th st. q. ". L
The way To Make Money.
II you are in need Of Good, stylish, serviceable
Shoes, whether for yourself or for the little ones,
visit the Standard Shoe House, md If We cannot
shoes or bools purchased from US then we DO NOT
A Mems Good CAT shoe at sl.75.
A Mems Fine Calf Boot at 81 So
Mems Extra Fine CAT Boot at SECS
our s. As dies KID Button shoes With your Z. q
pair OF our 81 80 Ladies' Kid Or Goat Button. In
other words you can save money by patronizlng
THg STANDARD SHOE HOUSE.
S24 9TH street, between H and streets d W.
Indian Glue Sc. As good as any 1oc. glue
made. At The Fair, S12 tn ST. n. W. i
We Have Constantly on hand crab meat,
hard and soft crabs clans terraptns and prime
salt water oysters, shucked clean and fresh every
day; also game OF all kinds, delivered free to all
parts OF the city. n. WHITE q Co.
1w 621 st. NV. bet. 9Th and 9TH.
improvements Still tm Progress.
AT The FAIR
(GoldSchmid's old stand)
S12 7th st. n W.,
FRANKLE & Co., Props.
SO our sale still continues
Hammered Brass Umbrella Stands, CSC.
Handsome decorated Dinner and Tea Sets, 100
pieces &13.98.
Handsome decorated Tea Sets, SO pieces, 1915.
Handsome decorated Chamber Sets, g. 60
Large Covered Clothes Hampers, soc. .
Br00mA 2 Strings &c.
BrOoms, 3 Strings, 15c.
Painted tin cuspad0res, &c.
Prices reduced.
Goods sacrificed.
Almost given away
throughout the entire store.
FRANKLE 4 Co.,
THE FAIR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-21

MEMS GOOD FUR DEEBys, $50; fine, 81; be
$3.50, ct A. L. Lewis, f35 9TH st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-21

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IT Is NO SMALL SUBTRACTION TO
Us TO KNOW THAT WE RETAIN OUR
CUSTOMERS UPON OUR BOOKS ARE
THE NAMES OF THOSE REPRESENTING
ALL CONDITIONS OF FORTUNE
THOSE WHO HAVE ENJOYED. AND ARE
AvAILINa THEMSELVES OF. OUR Pc
CUL1ARLY EQUITABLE SYSTEM OF
PARTIAI-PAYMENT TRANSACTIONS
WE DO NOT ATTEMPT TO EXPLAIN
THE PROVISIONS OF OUR CREDIT sYs-
TEN IN OUR ADVERTISEMENTS; BUT
THOSE WHO HAVE NEED OF FuRN1.
TURE. STOVES, CARPETS, OR ANY
KIND OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS, WILL
FIND IT TO THEIR SPECIAL ADvAN.
TAaE TO MAKE A PERSONAL EXAM.
NATION OF A SYSTEM OF EASY CREDIT
WHICH WE HAVE CONDUCTED WITH
THEIR NKIaHBoRs AND FRIENDS
WITH SUCH UNEQUIvocAL AND Mu.
TuAL SATISFACTION THAT WE ARE
PLEASED TO BE ABLE TO srArE.THEY
COME AGAIN"
WE WILL BE GLAD TO SEE YOU.
HOUSE 4 HERMANNs
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSE
o1-ew s21 AND s2s SEVENTH ST. N. ":